New York Hustling for Aleck Smith in Catcher Spot
Sporting news from New York reports heavy pursuit of catcher Aleck Smith by multiple clubs. Brooklyn and St Louis discuss trades while managers weigh pitchers like Reub Waddell. Trade rumors swirl around Davis, Gleason, and others as winter meetings loom.
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New York
Aleck Smith
Horton
Hetree
Nor
Belee
Davis
Aleck
Brooklyn
Smith
Eame
Htmney Robison
Frobk
Fred Clarkes
Clark
Loftus
Weil
Magoste Confident On American Baseball Future
Baltimore reporter notes M'Ghaw and McGraw discuss American baseball outlook. Robison remarks on contract terms and roster plans for a nucleus of the new team. Key signees include a National League veteran and the hoped for rise of a strong, injury-free lineup within a year.
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Baltimore
Magoste
Mit
John McGraw
Robison
Hobienn
St Loyals
Bat
Amerea
Nuukaal
Magra Oy
Stuet
Tnt Co
American Foster of playeurs highlights old masters and new talent
The article notes seasoned players skilled in the fine points of the game and new men who will rapidly develop. It praises exhibitions and the balance between veteran expertise and emerging talent in American play.
Manning's New League Elects Charley Powers President
Philadelphia reports Charley Powers named president of a new western league formed to challenge major circuits. Manning, en route to Washington, advocates Powers as the right choice and predicts the league will gain ground with ambitions to secure ten new grounds and a seat in the National League.
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Charley Powers
Philadelphia
Washington
West
Meekath
Doube Grove
Neill
Toledo
Louis- Ville
Grand Repide
Atianeapolis
St. Paul
Kaneas
Buffale
Badlan
Jeanne
Manning
N. B. Carxkadon
Kanaan Cly
Une Otabla
Dhy
Manning Koce
Waahtan
National League
Mancin
Ian
Cincinnati Boxing Clash Promises Big Night in 1910s Era
In Cincinnati a heavyweight showdown between Pier Maher and Gus Roblin of Philadelphia is heating up ahead of next Monday night. A world title contenders’ chain of challengers and potential signings hover around the outcome, with Tom Sharkey set to meet the winner and Jim Jeffries as a future opponent if Roblin prevails. Officials hint at ticket prices from 25 to 55 dollars and specials for the carnival, as the arena works to accommodate a large crowd and bring the venue to first class condition.
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Sangerfext Hall
Cincinnati
Breughters
Beker Drei
Ingratt
John 1
Sullivan
Dominek McCatterty
Chester Parc
Prince Dus Harroil Chira FP sold to Bantley for race circuit
Munvie Indiana December 15 C R Bantley of Buffalo bought a bay mare named Prince Dus Harroil Chira FP for 3000. The horse may campaign on the Grand Circuit next season. Bantley paid part cash with a purchaser's readiness to pay five thousand if needed. The dam was sold by Williams Banger of Rushville a year earlier for 100 to use by Bantley in the Antines club. Trainer Volney French predicts the animal can reach 2 06 or better soon.
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Prince D
Munvie
Ind
C. R. Bantley
Buffalo
Willams Banger
Rushville
Mr. Real
Antines
Volney French
Aékson Gad
Annie Oakley Ex Shoots Well In Inter State Trap Meet
In New York on December 13 at Inter state park the Bronson club held a trap shooting tournament where ties dominated all events. Miss Annie Oakley, the renowned female marksman, outshot rivals in several classes despite windy conditions and light mist.
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New York
Interstate Park
Bronson Club
Annie Oakley
Whipped Kid Parker Tangles in Dodge City Fight
Denver pugilist Kid Parker met a tough beating in Dodge City yesterday after a clash that began with a whistle. He headed to Chicago by morning train, while locals anticipate a forthcoming football game in Clay Center with return bouts in the area this season.
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Parker
Denver
Dodge City
Doder City
Kid
Wes
Chicago
Clay Center and Clyde clash lopsided prep notes
In a report from Memphis Tennessee the boxing result saw Jimmy Scanlan of Pittsburg Kansas awarded the decision over Don Creedan in a two minute first round bout after a foul. Earlier notes mention Clay Center and Clyde football lines with Clay prevailing 6 to 1 and a 45 to 0 win over Leonardville despite Leonardville’s recent uptick in play.
Mayor Harrison to Investigate Boxing Controversy
Chicago December 15 Mayor Carter Harrison undertakes a personal investigation to determine if last night’s Govern-Gans contest was fixed. He stated that if the Mets inform him that any participant arranged to quit he will license boxing promoters again. The mayor’s exact method remains unclear.
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Harrison
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Mets
Para Boses
Paddy Ryan Dead and Albany Reports Boxing News
New York city special reports Paddy Ryan twice champion pugilist of the world died this afternoon at Glenns N Y after a fight historical with John L Sullivan. Also notes Lawrence Kansas basketball schedule for Katines university next week with games at Florence and Newton and practice updates on candidate teams.
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Paddy Ryan
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Albany
N.Y
Sky Addyy Kran
Pugilist
John L. Sullivan
Mississippi
Som Boeys
Glennsn
N. Y
Lawrence Lawrence
Kan
Dee
Katines University
Florence
Newton
Uiem
Milwaukee Daily News Notes Baseball Manager Moves
Conmile Mack, four years as Milwaukee club manager, has sold his stock and may manage the new Philadelphia team. Sporting Notes report two new players from the New England league, Pulsifer and Conroy, as outfielder and first baseman with uncertain promise. Rumors connect bids for Herman Long and trades involving Bones Ely, Jack Chesbro, and Landon Merten. Philadelphia eyes Hugh Jennings as possible manager or athletic instructor at Cornell. O’Connor sells Pirates three third basemen. Buelow praised as star despite confusions, and Jim Injured leg healing for a strong spring.
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Pinos Ae Mack
Milwaukee
The
Daily News
Conmile Mack
Milwaukee Paseball
Philadelphia
Neh Taree
Prilatfer
Conroy
Pulsifer
Pillsburg
Herman Long
Hoste
Bones
Ely
Jack Chesbro
Selec
Long
Dreyfues
Breaneaters
Gleason
Jack Doyle
Chicago
Landon” Merten
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Lattus
Giants
Mertes
Teadley
Tim Jennines
Itharans
Jant O'Connor
Pirates
Nockad
Whtiams
Leach
O'Connor
Cleveland
Loed Young Darlow
Forest City
Buelow
St. Louis
Bar Nest Khs
Fim
Etrone
Horne Notes and Straus Ownership Mentioned in Racing Tandem
Rumors swirl as Horne notes and Straus are linked to ownership of Robert J. and Crescens with probable stud plans for next season. The Atlantic race meeting in Georgia is cited as a key event, with Cup and Beetan highlighted as top spies. Hormsey is said to be racing in Georgia, while S207 mentions a road in Brooklyn and references Derby and Oaks amid ongoing horse racing talk.
Horse Racing and Breeding News From Sizable Meet
A summary of racing results and breeding activity includes Danelle driven to a pole with Huston, Speeds by 2:07 and 2:11% foals, the New England starter judge lingering west for chores, Bar A O Pe and Kentucky notes, Svar 4 Jockey Charney Gray reinstatement, King purchasing work on Speedway, Moth Miller with 2:07 for $2.00, Mortis string in New Orleans, pool rooms in Chiengy reform, New Orleans Jockey Club stakes entries, Village Farm green tinther work, Captain Dan Bodine and Socrates, Willard Slimson buying stallions, and CW Wil Hame yearlings selling at high averages.
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Danelle
Huston
Hi ‘Breeders Association
Charney Gray
Hewthorne
B. Jennings
J. F. Schorr
King
Dan Bodine
Socrates
Merchanville
Arconda
Willard Slimson
Los Angeles
Cal
Fichmond Chief
Hapford Medines
CW. Wil- Hame
Allerton
Destructive Storm Hits Salinas Area Killing One
A severe and damaging storm swept Salinas and nearby areas causing widespread destruction. One woman died and John Jenkins was instantly killed near Salinas while attempting to save a windmill from the high winds. Reports describe roofs ripped from houses, toppled trees, and extensive property damage across multiple communities. Boxes of library samples from Mrs. Ross of Chicago were offered at the Brower House, promoting Standard Works and Stoddard Lectures for travel preparation and education.
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Salinas
Cal
Salines
San Miguel Canvon
Almas
Munctason
Wateenville
Isonuvdy
Chular
Eps Milife
John Jenkins
Spreckels
Ross
Chicago
Blower House
Brower
California Summer Eye Overland Train Portrayed
A writer aboard the Overland train praises its speed and comfort, noting a faster run between the Mississippi river and San Francisco than rivals. The report highlights double drawing room palace sleepers, buffet smoking and library cars, with dining service and new arrangements. C Fulton, depot agent, comments on the train’s dining car system and surprises with Union Pacific appointments.
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California
Union Pacify
Aisscurt River
Harber
Shep
Pintech
Union Pacific
Fulton
Colorado Flyer Leaves Topeka at 7:19 p.m. on Great Rock Island Route
The Colorado Flyer departs Topeka at 7:19 p.m. heading toward Denver with a timetable showing a 10:36 a.m. arrival the following day. The service advertises the Great Rock Island Route as its path.
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Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado
Dever
Powerful advisory board eyed to unite railroad unions
A rail labor federation idea grows across lines including Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific. An advisory board proposal would pool three members from each order to handle all grievances, aiming to reduce conflict, curb high salaries, and mirror growing capital consolidation.
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Federation of Union
Missouri Pacific
St. Joseph Jooking
Santa Fe
Etx
Apital
Banta Fe
Snook
Fortitude in Face of Disaster On Santa Fe Train
A well dressed, unemployed man attempting to return east to his home by riding passenger trains along the Santa Fe line near Se Alice? Aree ce ine, was injured when his foot slipped while moving from the tender to the scene. His leg above the ankle was severed by the wheel. He signaled the engineer to stop, was aided by the brakeman, and taken to Seligman for treatment. The surgeon praised his remarkable fortitude, noting he refused anesthetic and drank liquor only as a stimulant.
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Santa Fe
Seligman
No Alliance Between Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Rumor Discredited
Railway Review states that a joint rate notice by Southern Pacific and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe is misunderstood. No coalitions exist beyond possible mutual protection in routing, and amicable relations are preferable to hostilities. war is not in the interest of either side.
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Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Raihway Review
Los Angeles
Engineer McClure to Speak at Topeka Gospel Meeting
Senta Fe Engineer Diclare of the Emporia division is to address a large gospel meeting at the Auditorium in Topeka Sunday afternoon at 3 p m The demand for tickets has been vast with ten thousand tickets first issued and more added as supplies run short indicating a major turnout for the event.
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Senta Fe
dicClare
Emporia Division
Topeka
McClure’s Life Story Captivates Railroad Men
Railway workers and officials praise Engineer McClure for overcoming trouble through faith and perseverance. Quotes from K D Coon and W J Stark highlight his calm Christian demeanor and the impact of his life story on over five hundred listeners. The scene centers on McClure’s experiences and his steadfast outlook.
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K. D. Coon
Speader
H.C. Rushingivaln
Emporia
McClure
Frank
Engineer McClure
W. J. Stark
W. McClure
Po Christian Tfe
Fol
Orke
Reaxpatla
SQUIRREL BONE DID IT Railroader Blood Poisoning
Charles Roush an Emporia fireman is in Santa Fe hospital with a swollen right wrist from a squirrel bone wound. He developed blood poisoning days after cleaning a squirrel, was treated with Creataneat, and is improving. The injury was slight and peculiar, and his transfer to Topeka followed the swelling.
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Charles Roush
Emporia
Santa Fe Hospital
Reush
Guthrie May Get Division Move Rumor Spreads
Rumor says Santa Fe may shift its division from ArkAnsas City toward Guthrie by extending lines from Wiehite Perea Wellington tonka Ghia. A Guthrie land purchase by the company signals possible change. Correspondent notes railway crews, engine No 141, and a long-frequented division talk amid local activity and railway officials.
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Guthrie
Ott
Santa Fe
Arkanr Pare
Wiehite Perea
Wellington
Snowbound Bhop Locomotives Reach Santa Pepo Yard
Santa Pep locals report eagerness for more snow as twenty Rhode Island locomotives arrive for service. Foreman J. W Gutman of the locomotive shop and workers William Lewis and Frank are off sick. A worker named Daye age appears injured, causing a round-house disruption while rust affects operations.
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Santa PE
Rhode Island
Poreman J. W Gutman
Wiliam Lewis
Citizenship Pardons Restore Convicts to Liberty and Equality
Governor Braclay issues clemency papers as sentences expire for multiple inmates at the penitentiary. Names listed include William Wer son, John Maxton, Prise Koni Morabasl, James Hoey, and others from Carson Linn and neighboring counties. The action follows term expirations and grants freedom on the basis of mercy and judicial reform.
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Braclay
Blanleyty
William
Werson
Willan
Carson
Linn
Brown
Lyut
Senew
Bradiey
Johsann
Mae
Hosta
Pkee
John Maxton
James Hoey
Pee
Prise Koni Morabasl
Ae Hunh
Greenwood
Charles Rowan
Wunon
cor—Adrian
Paren Banat Hs
Ten Thousand Tickets Printed for Cherema Sohal Distribution
Ten thousand tickets were printed for the distribution under the Cherema Sohal name with secretary involvement. The event will be held in the designated rooms and conducted in the proper manner as required by the organizers.
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Lie
New Pile Remedy Marketed After Moonrise Discovery
A recent medical offer promotes a new ointment claimed to cure piles. The ad asserts a moon based discovery by Pars Ele and promises refunds if not effective, urging buyers to try the product for relief.
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